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Electronic Games: Design, Programming, and Troubleshooting

by: Walter H Buchsbaum

Publication date: 1979
Topics: video game, videogame, technical, design, programming, arcade, home, home video game, arcade video game, TV game, television, television game, pong, signal, hertz, frequency, electronics, DIY, RF, television signal, receiver, mathematical, game programming, low level programming, General Instruments, Fairchild, RCA, flowchart, graphics, ROM
Collection: manuals-rca; manuals
Language: English
Item Size: 362.4M

Electronic Games: Design, Programming, and Troubleshooting is a technical manual released in 1979. The book describes the in-depth operation of games which operate off of a CRT picture tube using both hardware and software examples. The details within theoretically allow for the creation of home games by independent electronics hobbyists with knowledge of both hardware and software.